Sentence examples for chunk of exposition from inspiring English sources

Can that chunk of exposition be diversified by dialogue?

Having stomped upstairs to bed, Charlie returns to thrust a big chunk of exposition into our laps.

A sequence in which a human-alien hybrid offloads a chunk of exposition is a bravura pastiche of off-brand '60s horror comics (right down to the off-register color effects), if something of a cheat as far as plotting goes.

The dialogue is snappier in the sequel, though Trussoni's characters still wrestle with large chunks of exposition.

This being a broadcast network summer filler series, however, the humor is broader, the writing not quite as sharp and the chunks of exposition more obvious.

Defying another rule of fiction, "Sunset Park" is written mostly in summary, large chunks of exposition in which we are told exactly what each character is thinking, feeling, facing.

Less successful are the potted and often undigested chunks of exposition in which Holden sets out to explain Prohibition and the scandals of the Harding administration.

There's some grinding of gears – chunks of exposition and clunky dialogue – but overall, it's a pacey and enjoyable read.

Fortunately his doctor, Dr Sienna Brooks Felicity Joness), is on hand to fill in a few gaps with the first of many leaden chunks of exposition.

There's an unnecessary Sorkin-sounding lecture toward the finish that explains what you already know; for the most part, though, the screenplay obscures huge chunks of exposition through the radio chatter of announcers and listeners.

Notable by his absence is Will Smith – his character, we are told during the long, laboured chunks of exposition at the start of the film, died in the service of humanity.